Two issues here.
You referenced a rumour of our guilt (ie, prior to judgement) gaining more clicks than a rumour of our innocence.
There’s little logic in this for the reasons I put in previous post.
Second issue is around the post-judgement coverage. Again, regardless of the finding, the masses will click on the stories, either through anger and disappointment or joy and smugness.
Longer term, there won’t be a void in the press. Perhaps there may be less coverage than a guilty judgement that sees the club relegated. But this issue will continue to be talked about.
You think the likes of Delaney will calmly close their laptop, accept the finding and move on to something else?
Not a chance.